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Mayoral Proclamation and Historic Marker Dedication Recognize R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company’s 150th Anniversary Year
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (FEB. 11, 2025) — Elected officials and business and community leaders joined representatives of the Reynolds American organization (Reynolds) today to mark the 150th anniversary of the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company with the unveiling of a historic marker at the site of “The Little Red Factory,” the original production facility where Richard Joshua … Continued
Reynolds American Organization Collaborates with Second Harvest Food Bank and Happy Dirt to Improve Food Insecurity and Promote Farmer Livelihood
We recently gathered at Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest NC’s headquarters in Winston-Salem, NC, to celebrate the first distribution of produce from Happy Dirt, an organization that sources diverse harvests from an extensive network of organic farms in NC and beyond, to over 425 families this holiday season. Happy Dirt is a … Continued
The Path to Tobacco Harm Reduction
Recently you have probably started to hear a lot about Tobacco Harm Reduction or “THR” from us and moving forward, you’re going to hear a lot more. THR is an approach to improve public health outcomes by focusing on what we believe is one of the most important movements for America’s health agenda – … Continued
Our Unwavering Commitment to Underage Access Prevention
Recently, the National Youth Tobacco Survey (NYTS) results were released, which showed the continued decline in youth e-cigarette (Vapor Products) use, which is now at the lowest level in a decade, and down 71% since its peak in 2019. At Reynolds American, underage access prevention (UAP) is more than a policy; it is … Continued
Reynolds’ Packaging Team Featured for Sustainable Innovation in Packaging Digest
At Reynolds American Inc. (Reynolds American), a circular economy means innovating to use fewer resources, create less waste, and reuse and recycle products to create a self-sustaining ecosystem of materials. In the recent Packaging Digest article, Wesley Jones, Senior Director, Packaging & Materials; Laya Horton, Director, Packaging Development; and Michael Davis, Master Scientist, Materials Development, … Continued